Sentence examples for apt motto from inspiring English sources
The phrase is an apt motto for "Hopscotch".
From its opening number onward, the most apt motto of Tonys night would have been Broadway Reaches Further Into the Culture Than You Think.
It seems an apt motto for Nichols's journey: Nichols, who keeps no diaries and few mementos of his extraordinary life, is still all future.
If that sentence proved an apt motto for what followed, it would also work pretty well as an epigram for the entire city; and perhaps for this Games.
BRAIN FUNCTION -- "Use it or lose it" seems to be as apt a motto for the brain as it is for muscles.
The club's motto "achieve by unity" feels extremely apt.
Putnam County's motto, "Where the Country Begins," is apt: It is possible to drive for miles on some roads without seeing a traffic light.
It is not only in the special forces that the motto "He who dares, wins," is apt.
The UK case and its outcome — the epitome of a tussle between a lion and a unicorn, the two animals on the UK's coat of arms (motto: "God and my right", pretty apt when considering Uber and its predicament) — have become a touchstone for how Uber's regulatory scuffles might play out in other markets.
He also adopted the motto: "winning", which proved to be quite apt when he sued the producers of the sitcom and received a pay-off of more than $100m.
The unofficial motto for those attempting to qualify for Barcelona, "no pain, no Spain", seemed apt even after their arrival and the complaints about inadequate facilities, in particular the short beds, were rife.
